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Mandrake warned the Mail boss that his role was set to bar him from his coveted peerage

The hard-left website's staff have taken charge and plan to run it as a co-operative

Why are so many stories that are bad for the government unreported in large sections of the press? Simple. Intellectual corruption

One journalist told MANDRAKE that Gove just saw Brexit as a chance to socialise and enjoy a sense of comradeship with 'Brexity people'

Rupert Murdoch vocalised that Lord Rothermere's Mail titles were making a blunder in championing Truss to lead the Tories

It's all-change at the Times as Tony Gallagher receives a promotion

Tory MPs are finally beginning to question whether they are in a toxic relationship with Paul Dacre's newspaper

The meetings held by the outgoing PM's communications chief in the dying days of his government sound suspiciously like he was hunting out employment opportunities

If she is soon to be rewarded with a seat in the House of Lords, now may not be the time for people to go trawling through what she's been saying over the years

Only a few months ago, The Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday were protesting against the “fat cat” bosses of water and energy companies. Now they've changed their tune

Mary Dejevsky, who wrote a piece in The Independent headlined “Putin should have been invited”, believes so

Vine accused her of being a “weapons-grade narcissist”

Few journalists symbolised the BBC in its relatively recent glory days like him

Dacre sees Truss as someone who will recognise that it's the Mail not the electorate that now calls the shots in this country

In choosing Truss to succeed Johnson, it is pretty clear the Tory Party has not learned much from the reasons he turned out to be such a spectacular failure

As a new book about the Middle East by the BBC correspondent hits the shelves, he talks about the geopolitics of the region

The 91-year-old newspaper tycoon has long been sensitive over his age. Recently he's been adopting new tactics to appear younger...

The legendary journalist Sir Harry Evans was not impressed by the Daily Mail's expletive-prone editor-in-chief

Boris Johnson's appointees form the clear majority on the BBC's board

A move to appoint Michael Gove editor of the Thunderer could spark a merry-go-round of moves on Fleet Street

The Mail has reviewed Bloody Difficult Women, but another newspaper continues to refuse

Former Sunday Telegraph editor Sarah Sands has taken on a role at a house builder with a close relationship to the Tory government

From Ukraine to wildfires, from Partygate to Taiwan, the blur of events seems faster than ever. Is it a sign of the times or a trick of our minds?

Rupert Murdoch's interviewer of choice had a set-to with the Tory leadership favourite on his little-watched TV channel

Strangely, Truss's beloved idol, Margaret Thatcher, didn't put office layout in any leadership and election manifestos

An investigation into the conduct of a leading columnist has widened into how the paper dealt with previous complaints

If Britain’s most stridently liberal newspaper fails to deal with claims of sexual harassment by one of its leading writers, what does it say about the supposed progress of the #MeToo movement, asks Lucy Siegle - AKA “Woman 2” in the case against Nick Cohen

Yet, the words 'prime minister Liz Truss' will soon be part of our language and landscape

Insider shares ‘great disappointment’ at how claims against leading writer were dealt with

The younger man succeeded Paul Dacre as editor of the Daily Mail. Now he might pip him to a peerage

Unless an owner with extremely deep pockets comes forward, the publication may not make it to Christmas, one source tells MANDRAKE